The Journal of Philology (Paperback)

On chthonian worship; On Fronto; On the fragments attributed to Philolaus the Pythagorean; On parts of Ribbeck's Prolegomena critica to his edition of Virgil; On a Hindu version of the story of Rhampsinitus, Herod. II, 121; On the fragments of Aeschylus; On a passage of Hesychius; Emendations on two passages of Aeschylus; On 'gignesthai, gignoskein', on 'storge, eros, philein, agapan', and on an irregular formation of the Greek passive verb; Caius or Hippolytus?; On Lucretius; On the original configuration of the Palatine Hill and on the Pomoerium of Romulus; On a passage of Andocides; Conjectures on Thucydides; On the growth and development of language; Remarks on Mr Jebb's article on a passage of Andocides; On Mr Davies' Agamemnon of Aeschylus; On two neglected facts bearing on the Ignatian controversy; On the meaning of Hebrew root; On a recently discovered Latin poem of the fourth century; On Arist. Probl. 19, 12; On English pronunciation of Greek; On some passages of the Saxon laws; On the stone used in the construction of the Cloaca Maxima at Rome; On parts of Ribbeck's Prolegomena critica to his edition of Virgil (cont.); Notes on passages in the Trachiniae, Thucydides, Propertius, and Juvenal; On Sophocles' Electra, vv. 1288?1292; Note on 1 Corinthians 1, 26; Inscription found at Serancourt; Note on Fronto.